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Mancala refers to a family of games, with Kalah being the most widely recognized variant, created by William Champion Jr. in 1940. The game features a board with two rows of six pits each, and players aim to capture seeds by strategically distributing them. The game concludes when a player has no seeds left, with the winner being the one who has captured the most seeds.
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Mancala is a family of games, with Kalah being the most popular variant created by William Champion Jr. in 1940. Players distribute seeds across two rows of six pits, capturing seeds until one player runs out.
